Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-26
LOCAL eREVIIIES.

Mr.. Oscar T. Martin has returned from
New York.
Mr.. Charles .. Kay left today on = TRIP
to Old Point Comfort.
Mr.. Paul Stalsy leaves tonight via the
Bee Line for Boston.
Mr.. Mert. Rsiges left this morning fol
the north on . fishing trip.
Mr.. E. 1. Gilbert - wife, q Dayton
are the guests Of DR.. L. &. Custer.
Mrs. Adam Lenhart and daughter Elsi.
leave this evening TO visit relatives in Greer
Ridge. Mo.
Mr.. Herman Bohn. the advertising
agent of Hsverley's Minstrels. is In tn,
city today.
Mr.. James Clark. OF New Moorefield
leaves this evening for St Louis and othel
points west.
Mr. Ralph Peters, superintendent Of the
Little Miami division Of the Pan Handle, is
in the city today.
The Citizen paper mills were sold last
week to Mr.. n. r. Mitchell, of wyandotte,
Kansas, for $500.
Mr.. Will B. Rodgers left this morning
for Kinsstown-ou- the Hudson. He goes to
prepare for Princeton.
Mrs Anna B. Taylor. Of south Factory
street, whs hos been quite sick the past
week. 10 ssme Sesssr today.
Manager II. X. Tyner arrived home Sat
urday from his trip to Minnesota. where he
was called by the death Of his mother.
The property on SprilG street. belonging
to the helm Of Jsmes Thoruton. was sold
on Saturday - Mr.. VIM. Foos. the consid-
Grafton being $4,000.
Mss Gertrude Orr spent Sunday at her
home. Orie4t Hill. at Xenia. Miss Esther
Simpson accompanied hsr A. her guest.
Both returned this morning.
On SasurAay. Psliee Court Clerk Morrill,
took Ed. Warriek, the boy burglar. to Lam
caster 70 pass hi. term in the reform school.
Mr.. Morrill, returned home this morning.
johnny Hughes. who keeps saloon
and . mighty BAD place it is. ton Oben-
chain alley, was arrested this morning for
keeping his saloon open yesterday (Sun-
day.
The retail business was better In Spring
field on last Saturday than 1t has been on
any single day for several months. All our
merchants feel greatly encouraged over the
fall outlook.
A little daughter Of Vim Thornton. the
sewing machine agent, dislocated her hip
in play several days ago, but it was not
noticeable this morning. Dr. Russell re-
duced the fracture.
TIE Womap's Home Missionary society
Of Central N E church will give literary
and musical entertainment in the church
parlors this Monday evening. September
26. Admission. 10 cents.
Colonel james E. Stewart. assistant ad-
jutant general. Department OF Ohio. G. A.
x accompanied by bis wife left yesterday
morning via the Bee Line for St Louis to
attend the national eneampnent.
Mr.. Edwarl Swops. Of Buffalo, n. "
prominent stock man-is visiting his
das1hter, Ms. Ward. for day or tive.
NJ. S~Ops hes . hsst Of friends here, WHO
are sIad y welcome him 10 his old home.
A wedding Of ssts will take place next
Thuodsy morning at South Charleston.
Miss Blanche Hudson. charming yeung
lady Of 0ss place. Will he united to Mr..
Woods. . wealthy and prominent citizen of
Kansas City.
About hali-past . o'clock last night a
lamp In . coIored restaurant on Market
Squsre caught FIRE and was pitched into the
street BY man In the restaurant. Just
before II struck the street II exploded. II
was . narrow escape from a contiagration.